How To Ruin Your Electric Car's Battery - NMC Edition!
A video on YouTube. In Cars, a Krater category.
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This video explains the best and worst practices for maximizing electric vehicle battery life based on chemistry and physics. It concludes with three primary recommendations: store at a low state of charge when hot, avoid deep discharges, and avoid charging to 100% unless necessary.
From the video
Answers: How can I make my electric vehicle battery last longer?
- Lithium-ion battery degradation
- State of charge and battery life
- SEI and CEI formation
- Single crystal cathode particles
- Nickel content in EV batteries
What it concludes
- Storing an EV battery at 100% state of charge in hot environments significantly increases degradation.
- Using a smaller depth-of-charge range, such as 60% to 80%, greatly reduces particle cracking and extends battery life.
- Avoiding 100% charges on high-nickel NMC batteries prevents gas formation and micro-cracking.
- Single-crystal cathode structures and lower nickel content or LFP chemistry improve battery capacity retention.
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